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    I think the game isn't very popular around here but am anticipating the upcoming Darksiders sequel nonetheless and have been playing through the first game again recently. It's fun, I enjoy it.

    Some quick eye candy screenies of the game in action:
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    For anti-aliasing, the game itself has no AA options and is a jaggy mess on its own.

    Thankfully, the supersampling option from within the Nvidia Control Panel works great. It pretty much gets rid of most if not all of the jaggies.

    I remember the GTX 570 struggling a little bit at times with the supersampling but the 670 stands up to it with pretty much no problems, in conjunction with adaptive vsync, am getting 55-60fps pretty much all the way through.
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    Wow you have it looking really nice Vincent! I played it on the PS3 and it looked nothing like that
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    My PC is now running as an HTPC. Turns out my 15 ft HDMI went bad. After a little rearrangement, I am now gaming and blu-raying and taking the strain off my PS3. I even have audio running from the PC to my setup. I love my GTX 670. It only does everything(rendering, gaming, movies).
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    Awesome! The card is truly f'ing amazing, I agree
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    Quote Originally Posted by MA16v3 View Post
    My PC is now running as an HTPC. Turns out my 15 ft HDMI went bad. After a little rearrangement, I am now gaming and blu-raying and taking the strain off my PS3. I even have audio running from the PC to my setup. I love my GTX 670. It only does everything(rendering, gaming, movies).
    Nice work! Its hard no to love the versatility of an HTPC.
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    OpenGL 4.3 released:

    http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/08/07/kh...es-opengl-4-3/

    As if to reinforce all the recent talk that there may be another way for PC gaming, open source steering group Khronos has announced the latest update to OpenGL. Release 4.3 brings the cross platform API more or less up to parity with Direct X 11.1 in terms of what it can and can’t do for 3D games, and improves the ability of developers to port code from mobile and browser games to a native client.

    The announcement was made yesterday at the graphics industry event SIGGRAPH, and marks 20 years of OpenGL development. At the same time, Khronos also announced updates to its API for browser based 3D games, WebGL, its mobile phone spec OpenGL ES and its GPGPU instruction set, OpenCL.

    To coincide with the announcements, NVIDIA also released a new graphics driver that’s compatible with OpenGL 4.2.

    In terms of desktop gaming, it’s fair to say that OpenGL has languished in recent years while DirectX 3D is near ubiquitous. Although the idtech 5 remains OpenGL based, it’s a notable exception rather than the rule. That could yet change – Valve’s recent revelations about their plans for Linux – where OpenGL is pretty much the only option – and the fact that they have got Left4Dead 2 running faster under OpenGL than Direct3D will have caught the attention of many other developers, making Khronos’ announcement a little more high profile than last year’s OpenGL 4.2 launch.

    The new update is mainly focussed around increasing performance and bringing the flexibility of the compute shaders, bringing them into line with DirectX 11.1. For example, shader can now be writter in OpenGL that are able to read and write larger blocks of data and work with greater parallelism than before, affecting non-graphics calculations for physics, AI and global illumination.

    New, more efficient formats for texture compression and manipulation have also been introduced, as well as adopting ETC compression into the standard to ease the process of porting games to and from WebGL.
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    I'm excited. More performance and less reliance on MS is only a good thing.
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    Also, a recent BIOS update to my mobo now allows it to support up to 32GB. Definitely considering an upgrade right now.

    Also considering upgrading the power supply. Gonna snag a SATA PCI card that will add 4 SATA 3Gbps ports and probably 4 Sony DVD burners. A little worried that my PSU might have trouble driving all those ODDs when they start burning. Then gonna purchase a second PCI card to start adding more harddrives.
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    Also, worry about your UPS when you upgrade.
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    I like how within 16 hours of owning a Wii U, you've had two comments deleted by Nintendo.
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    Damn, I wish I could fit 2 monitors on my desk let alone 3.
    I do need to find a better desk at some point, been using this one that was supposed to be temporary ohhhhh like 5 years ago lol.
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    the 360 has beaten the PS3 so far this gen and set the stage for winning next gen
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    Quote Originally Posted by CorruptedDragon View Post
    Damn, I wish I could fit 2 monitors on my desk let alone 3.
    I do need to find a better desk at some point, been using this one that was supposed to be temporary ohhhhh like 5 years ago lol.
    Well I have 2 monitors on my desk and my TV is being the third. Guess I could use it as a reference monitor while I'm editing.

    I am having a bit of trouble getting games to play on the third display. They all want to be on the first(primary) display.
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    So, at the very least I can play TF2 at 1280x720 w/virtually everything on High, no v-sync, no FSAA and 2x anisotropic; Psychonauts at 1366x768 without FSAA or v-sync.

    I wonder what else I can play...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Indy_aka_Rex View Post
    So, at the very least I can play TF2 at 1280x720 w/virtually everything on High, no v-sync, no FSAA and 2x anisotropic; Psychonauts at 1366x768 without FSAA or v-sync.

    I wonder what else I can play...
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    Might even be able to run Witcher 2 on med-high minus vsync@720p--that game, is just so well optimized, even at lower frames and no vysnc, gameplay still feels relatively smooth and screen tearing not so bad. Maybe am just being overly optimistic though?
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    Well, let's not get ahead of ourselves. It might a bit optimistic, this thing is running on a 2.3Ghz Pentium B970 (dual core), with IntelHD 2000 intgrated graphics, I mean... I'm sure it can run SOME things. I ran the Valve video stress test and I got 85fps at 1280x720 w/o AA or v-sync, and that dropped to 70-something when I upped it to 1366. So, in the rare case that I could run those games? I bet they'll look like butt.

    I'll try running COH since I'd already gotten it. I wonder if it runs Crysis... luuul.
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